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Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Seq bar brust "3r. 8iseloip's So
Iiiipe Cure" / mllt 5amiile ium ct al.
minoelist Wtiooel mob tooIte. st al
mine Yprn bleu burtig belbreOet for Ell
lt9rft IHfulo al StrubebOite peb bette
Wtlooel. Seq anbeialer bet paa BET
SeDite. 8. 8. GOuel, @rano &apios,
Wtlb. 2illal9s hos S. 8. Wiontz
9Omerp d Co., DEBORAH, Soma.
(Suli).
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
|~snnNsbDcn Stubberup, Der lisser

snnNsbDcn Stubberup, Der li9ser
Viii ipopit for Sfellfsr er aibranct.
SINm upitob imelem &l. 6 ps Z /
E%irHeicr Safob Nnberiens @aarb, os,
SlrNen bar IND oper 8pen, itob belle
Sl mart | lps Cue. 9e lpfale Sprpis
% Sproiterue fra Sfelifsr fom ltrar
r tllteoe, men funoe BOG life uorette
r. Der neobr9nbte ialt A @aaroe
9ule. III oisie bare 3 5eites
rNe uIoer Soliteinbors og Ell gienz
1'9anro. Be TO af @aarbene bar
Fs''ret | Yraitgfasien % De to /
ERotasIen. 16 5amilier bleo bus
! Jatob Gnberiens @aarb blep iaaz
'''ri lntet at Snoboet reboet; Der
rteoceoes en- Gel | De spri9e 8aaroe
9a'e. 9il aft Selb bar areaturerne
4'ar'en, iaa at iusen af benz inbes
sote, Sloen opitob ueb, at Satub
rH'ens Steoisn itjsb eiter nusle
s'T, boorueb Sorlabninsen tenbte.
10 ReOninSen blep ct gnr @ano
l0r0ranbt us MATTE inblasses
Sp9ebuIet. Sen enc al Wenbene
0'el8manb Sens Yeberien Seoz
Nart, ben anben opennepnte
%'o &HOeriens stebiDn, iom peb llfur.
"'9e0 bar Iurias til 8ranben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Gn 6Drbooer, Der bar leilet meb

6n 6Drbooer. Der bar ieilet meb
Sfibe / uoenrisf 5art, os iom MI / mo-
gen 2ib bar upbulot fig i ajpbenbapn,
er Iornplis arreiteret for 8ebraseri peo
at uosipe pGroilsie a~merifanite 8ense=
leoler for 9ste 9Ollariebler. San OPP
naaeoe ueo en- entelt 9eilisbeb at faa
uoleperet 9riffeparer til ct Belsb al
noget ooer 3 SIR. Os enboioere benpeo
Is SIR. tilba9e paa en- iaaban Sebbel.
Otter boao Der er oplpit, uibite ban subt
8elteo ON, at Seobelen bar usplbis, os
ban fanotes oeb fin glnbplbelie / 8efibs
oelle Of iorifieaise andre perbilpie
Sebler.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Gnltnsminilter Grapcnills er ifolse
"S. E." afreiit til Stalien. Suretaz
gFtien al aultusminilterens lpbenoe
Sorretninser er unoer bans 5raparelle
opertaset at llbenrissminiiter 8olengrn
2ebn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

oeo bleuen Iust al aoen. 4 9ase efter
at aoen bar blepen befriet for ben npset
ltarpe Os BELT uiOrbsielise aOit, taluebe
ben, aOen er raft us melfer subt. @er.
telis NOT bar aoen / ben lanse 9ib, ben
git meS anioen i Maueu, life pit Spur
al Sloe~beiinoenbe, bar iOrbDiet lin Ssoe
sOot os taset til fig az 5oberet ium
~i9bpanlia.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

6Ornglig 0oOe ben 9urnle 9amafz
u9oer pep Sinos9aOl, glnoers 2arien.
San bar igot ben lite MartS 1900 %
bleu iaalebes ooer 81 Nar 9ammel. Sun
bolot S0lubrDQup / 1916, @ulobrpuup
/ 1861 9iamantbrplup 1881 os &rOnz
9iamautbrpllup iijpr, Gen Nfopbe bar
arbeioet peo SRpen li9e ira i'm Sorus
bonn til lin 9pb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

50 Wnligbeber. aOnen: "Ses
oil taae paa Bal meb Dor Gatter. Hnar
Soft Ter benbe, oil be iise: Suor imuf
mao benbes Mooer life baue ueret!"
Nanben: set er muli9t! Men
maaite tiger be osiua: sc, buurlebes
bun oil fomme til at ie ub, naar bun
bliuer iaa sammel iom Woberen!"
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

"9en bebite @erhen" fan meb Sanb,
heb @risss @lncerjnsS alpe fdloes. Sen
heibreber burtist Char, oprepen Sub,
8ranoiaar, Sanr, Hiles, Sfab os ale
Slass S%uoublet. 9ilialss hos s. 8.
Montgomery Il Co., 9ecorab, Soma
9.13.1a.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
VI 40 tleo en- SNIP | Wapcn. Gr

"an0 Seter Sanien af Silleboueb
n'anoe SO lit ifslse "@eile amts
"V'aO" Warts Maaneb en- betens
sOu'lt unber 8ommen. Spuliten
i, pStre % itsrre, iaa @anben maatte
AMOR at at anltiGe en- nermere
08e'le. San Tar ba Sul paa ben,
en- Gans ubtrat ban til i'm 5Or,
'm sOmmetniu meb opluttet
SOens @aoe. 8nipen, Der
s'e efteraaret, bar utpipliomt
~'s' l's ! &OOfrusterne os er Der,
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Sfrcbelist Boos. SOnben ii Sern'
banefupeen): "Snre Der life Ter ct
SammenItso ioas?"
aonoufteren: "!6pprior sr Ge netpr
iaa banse for ct Sammsritso ioas?"
Bonbsn: go = ies bar en- aurr
~cs &c; hos rig"
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Alt Wuligt.

llObDttet al Den tore SlOm Itcrieit
/ 8ien, Der ~bespnote Tornplis % er ar
rangeret al 5pritinbe Mctternid, til
ttlialbe be Sranoliote / 8aris.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
anmarf

,irsoaaen ben Bite Ntai bleO 5Ol'
|s,,,aa ppmarfiomme paa en- tpt, tort
IN iOn buirplebe afiteb ben oue,
Gen tom fra ct Steb Seit TO,
E,,r % bet beb fig mart, at bet oas
|cssI,p Sp. Soft fit traplt meb al
siprstpierre frem os mart oalfar'
81, tore Masier = fjsrenoe oe
[s,roe afteO no til Sranbiteoet.
at par ct frpstelist Spn, Der trent
ia ga man fpm beruo. &Gsen
[rsos tpf, iort os fuGlenbe @n / MSbe
man nappe tunbe treffe Seiret os
[,nmerte Ilus Op runbt omfrins, boor
h iaa ben. Sele gnslep Yp fob
[,aapelis / ct 5lammebap. Sit us
auS Der en- Sforiten eler be nssne
\, Mure; bet bar &eiterne af Saars
he gf bele Spen itob Der fun en-
|.ro, sfolen ps ct teslbenst Sus til
al. 5 9cbet al ct aparter bar belle
h cvrise 8p, 10 @aaroe os 4 Suie
tiyarOte al 9aerne, % aue 5orips paa
ftlis benz bar albeles frusteslpie, BET
Me, man funbe siDre, bar at iDse at
bs Sen iioite @aaro fra osiaa at
be- antRnbt. Sloen opitub / bet peit,
k,bicrne at Spen, os oa ginben fsrte
rfsrue ben oper @aaroene, Der bar
hit meb fnastprt Straa, fob / ct
asGt Sc fleite @aaroe / lps Sue. Spors
9loen er pptummen pibes life, men
antages, at ben er paaiat.
o. busuiloe Samilier arbeibebe, iaa
ur nRr ueb at ie9ne for at rebbe,
Is Der tunoe reboes. Ser LIB Yiser
Runer meb Sensf(Gber, &jpffentpi,
[lser o.i.p., Der fom Wenb llebenbe
h Rlaoeitabe, 9ra9fiiter p9 buao De
nj fuuoe iaa fat paa. &et me9en
b var Der imiblertio life at rebbe /,
Bet BAR fun De pistisite % uGrbis
[Ngite Ting, Der frelites. gae Iulsz
Efabcr og nHiten aft Snbboet / De 10
Erot, blep ct &op for Slammerre.
Ger git belbi9pi8 intet WenueIfelip
men en- Glore Wanb blep ilemlt
F5rarot unoer &ebnin9sarbeioet.
Or fan neppe bore 2pipl ON, at
be @rnneitelip piloe p9re 9aaet tabt,
Z 1I0eu bar opitaaet ON Natten, bn
Zen uobrebte Jig meo en- iaa ripenbe
rig6eo, at BET bar fnnp moi Solt
fnoe rcoOc fig Der peo bDilp8 Dag,
Bet uar ct iprgeligt Spn, Der moote
b, iOm on Nliteneu laa 8ranotumten.
FIten bele GuSleo bar en- rpgeroe1
Els9ob. Nul8reoifaber, 3arifemnz
a'r, 6atfeliemaifiner, Sosne o. To-,
lortnQeoe % Iorbrenote in,ellem be
fttOe Nure. Wiot imelem ale Huis
Fe Iaa TO 9uie, iom bar blepen ipas
men DC bar 9unife pitt osiaa tesls
Ehs.
"a Sranoeu ltoo paa Spioepunftet,
he man ilere Steber / @renaa OPP
PILE IOrtuaeoe 2rGitumper iom al
|nSc bar icrt berben fra Sranbitebet
m balu Wil borte.
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Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Narsoaaen for @aribalbis Ooh Ser

Ste Srni minoes ueo ct tort Yilsrims=
1os til Gen &aprern, / builfet ben Nf=
osoes SlGstninse beltos. 9oset beltoo
at ouer 5000 8erioner meb 146 5aner
og "a &ranie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Sngen Hegel uoen ll%notagelie.
9amen: Seq bar altib bsrt, at San
ger ijeloen leper lGn9e."
Serren: "0et er muli9t; men jes
fjenber bog en- bel M9nsoe 9g9tem9no,
lom bar nnaet en- me9et bDi Ilber.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Gu Gaimes ubeloige
cnIcpclic.

On al port Setjenote, iom / Garepis
leS al StrpIler, gul 8ompleripn os
Rapeimerter. bruste Gr. Sarter's "Srcn
9onic" ps blep belbreoet. %
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
"|8enyfrabmina" forbi.

Gbmarb Sbepsrs fra SarrisburG gu, T.
ger: Chen electric Bitters bar slort mtg 'ad
mea.t scot, eriisnber ies bet for min Tltst Ct
labe ben Iicenoe Wsnnefsmasie siee BET. 81
hapt ct aabent Saar | ct Sen | 8 War. gtint
9aaer erilarebe, At enteu madtts ies babe Se'
net "1frabet" ener aftasst. Siteeet briists les
3 NIafer at electric Sitters % Z sG'fer a
Sudlens Grnica ealpe, cs genet er MI friitt
electric gitters ialses for 80 Gents 8laittn
Ga gudlens grnica Salpe til IS Gents pr
9Gie paa 8. s. Tcntspmerp & Cos apot
bel. Salses paa Iputbefer ! ALE Bper. %
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

5000 Nsenter snifes itrar til at ialse bt
iineite Silittort De 5oreneoe Stater. N1'
ltpe Nfenitre for 1887. Nreper olp. 4 geuts.
Stpre Trgpebsger rs Gents. gu er bet Il
oen til at tlene Iense. Stor &ommisitou pe
pene Nremier glpes bort.
Soutb minneapolis, Goro Co.,
g~fmneapolis, N,nu.
HRpn bette Blao(.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Serueo %bepibnes, at Selse 9. Sauss
rub bar paret 8osbolber hos mig / oms
trent ct aar, ps at bans Sionesbpro
ON Gecurab Snititute er fulofommen
paalibelist.
Web IstelIe.
Suer 2arien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Yroiesior q. s.. Sreaoer er plu

Yrofesior y. 8. Sresoer er pub
+felis aisaaet oeb 9sben. Otter at babe
p9ret 29rer peo Sors Nfabemi blep ben
Ifosoe &eftor peo Gulburss &atbebrals
ltole os forflpttebes oerfra after til
Sorp 1om &eftor ueb Ifabemiet. Sor
nosle Iar iioen traf ban fig tilbase fra
Sfolesierninsen ps lepebe ajpbenbapn.
Trof. 3resoer baube ubfoloet en- opstis
Os life ubetpoelis 8irfiOmbeo Tom Stoz
lebo9sforfatter.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Den iorben omtalte 1OOsaarise
G6riitian Garlien / Selerup bar / 9lns
lebnins al 5~Doielsbasen mObtaset for
itjeai9e Ycnsesauer, buuriblanot en-
@aoe paa 20 &r. peb Sosnepreit Sur=
9erien i 5erslep, ber er tilienbt al en-
Spn al en- llnberOfficer paa 9inieifibet
"Yrinos Sriitian", iom bapoe Som.
manoOen Der mlber Slaset peb &beben,
paa boilfet Sfib CIR. Cartier bar an
lat Ipm Mdtrosorena.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

geroligcnoe. 9u taller altlb ON
9Gler. Oct err pel albris mig nu
mener?
6pab tenfer bu paa? Der finbes ba
bel andre 9g Iler eno bu!
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

vi bar aifjobt cit al DC itprite Sabrtfanter I Tep Bort
bans Splag al &lGoer Tor WGno % Gutter for 25 Vroeent
umoer Wholesale Vris. 3ette betpoeliae Snofiob braate
os &lGocr for
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Site Sulin0e 90QQrS Yat0t

naco oct cnortnc Niilag al 25 Yroeemt. Nae Warcr nDe %
lige fra Jabrifcn. Sngcn tan bape 1aao til at laoe en-
iaaoam eeili9bco saa Ig torhi. Soisenoe |arer iGl9e ut
til %ocojcicoc Yrijer: -
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

RS &c, hos rig :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
St. Patrick's Members.

The members Of ST. PatricEs Gath
olic} Church in this city have petit
toned Bishop Gallagher to reopen the
church until the cathedral building is
erected and ready for service, The
bishop is expected TO arrive in the city
this evening, when meeting of the
members will be held and everything
settled satisfactory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
To the Ladies'.

Ladies, you are requested to be
present at ourhneeting of the Sixth
Ward Prohibition Club, Friday night,
June II, 1887, at Workingmen's Hall,
corner of Elm and Hawkins streets,
Come aud BRING your fathers, hus-
bands, brothers and sweethearts
There will be speaking by able speak
ers and nice time is expected.
Respectfully,
ID. G.. SToKEY, Ch'm'n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17

Is is suggested that the following
resolution be submitted to the next
Texas Legislature. Resolved, that
every male and female over three
months and under 100 years old resid-
ing in the State OF Texas, shall go 10
j. II. Webster's Art Gallery and have
IA photograph taken OF the HIP. order;
and that this law shall be in full force
and effect from aud after its passage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
A First Glass Row.

Matte Mcneil, white girl, and
Becky Smith, negro woman, armed
themselves with clubs yesterday eve
ming and marched to the shooting gal
lery of Mr.. Bean, on Elm street, where
there are several girls and proceeded
to give those on the inside pierce of
their minds which was not couched in
beautiful and poetic language, but in
interspersed with about as vile Ian
guage rs a fallen woman can command.
Before any damage was done the po'
lice appeared and took charge of the
female rioters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
New Erie Telephone Subscribers.

New Erie Telephone Subscribers.
15-American District Telegraph Com
pany.
2l7-Armstrong, j. s., room Bogel Hotel.
236-Barton a. Downs. real estate agents.
3l0--Babcock, Foot a. Brown, Office and
Spice mills.
15i-Baker. +. X, residence.
2l3-Clancy, q. H., shirt factory.
23G-Doyle, George, feed store.
33O-Fourth National Bank.
235-Hopkins, S. b., residence.
10S-IIarry, o. X, Iron works.
1l6-Harry, o. X, residence.
296-Harrolson Il Sharpe, house movers.
262-HOlt, Rev. A. j., residence.
103-HendriX, Evans q Co., grocers.
00-Lee, w. NJ, residence.
2g3--Meyer Bros. a Co., wholesale drug
gists.
103-Reed & Mummeft, plumbers.
13-Reeyes a Spence, law office.
270-Simpson, J. ID. residence.
17-Shaw, w. A. Co., printers and
book-binders.
I0O-Tennison Bros, wholesale sadd cry,
etc. q rings).
ie0-Tennison Bros, Collar factory %
rigs.
iO2-Texas state Fair and Dallas EXPOSE
tion Association, office.
295-Texas Electric Light and Manuiac-
turing company, station.
Williams, w. L., law office.
147-Oppenheim, ID. G., residence.
2g5-Crowdus, J. T., grocery store.
54-Daugherty's feed store.
174-Daugherty's land office, Merchants
Exchange.
s3-Hurveles fish and vegetable market.
s2-Jackson Bros grocery store.
175-KouzOris ice crean factory.
1o4-O'Nealls. J. NJ, livery stable.
If6-Scruggs, J. B. a. q. X.
3f7-Desteiano Frank, wholesale fruit.
02-Dalias Ice Factory, Office.
Qf-Dallas Ice Factory.
17e-Gnfith a Cowser's lumber yard.
173-Grange Grocery Store.
815-Griggs W. l., residence.
2f7-Mclaurin's DIR. II. l., residence;
9s5-Walter's n. c., lnmber yard.
G,-Wetsel & January, buss and transfer
line.
3I7-Dallas Grocery Co.
q52-Dunn. II. q. a Co.
f77-Enfeld. VIM, residence. Supenn-
fendent Gas Works.
Ssl-Moore, Y. O., windows, sash, doors.
c. A. REkD, M mayer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
Cotton and WOODEN Mills.

The board of directors of the cotton
and wooden mills met yesterday even
ing and elected officers, but they with
hold the names of the officers from the
press until after the filing of their
charter. The capital stock is 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
Charged with Theft.

Mahala Mann, colored woman, was
arrested yesterday evening charged
with stealing $40 from another colored
woman. The women live in the neigh
borhood OF the Red Light Saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
Dallas and Archer.

The Dallas e. Archer railroad seems
to be booming. Gen Afford lays that
the money is in bark for the cost of
building the road, so soon as all the
preliminary steps have been taken. 1t
is settled fact that the road will be
built.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17

Temple Emanu-El, Commerce street, next
TO st. Mathews Cathedral, Rev. DR.. Chap
man, Rabbi. Hebrew classes Saturday and
Sunday mornings at . and 1880, Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, Friday evening services
at $, sermon at $40, Saturday morning SER
vices az 1880.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17

German NJ. Il. Church, corner of Live Oak
and Olive streets. Sunday school o o'clock,
morning service 1890, evening service 1880.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. j.
j. Kienle, pastor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17

Gamma Delta Society, j. T.. Couthurst
president. Miss Nettie Boles secretary, Rev.
w. Il. Riggs instructor; meets every alter
nate Thursday at 1850 }. m. in the lecture
ro1m of the Second esbyterian Church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
A safe place to deposit your money. Capital
paid in, S25O,000; Surplus, $4,000.
Dallas National Bank
---City National Bank

CONSOLIDATED.
OFFICERs-J. @. O'CoNNoR, President.
j. Il. IRRELEVANT, JR., Vice President.
Il. NJ. REARDoN, Cashier.
l.. II. BERGERoN, Assistant Cashier.
DRECToRs-T. l.. Marsalis, B. Blanken-
ship, j. T. Trezevant, DR., Alfred Davis, A.
j. Porter, j. @. O'Connor, Q. A Heating, l..
A. Pires, NJ l.. Crawford, j. +. O'Connor,
Alex Sanger, Il. NJ. Reardon, w. b. Wor-
sham. r. Wistar Brown. S. q. Bayne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-30

Bos'. '.rtvlLLE, August %, The
Baptist church nt TIN, pace was de
slrcyod by fire H,t u,ght, between
the hours OF 3 and go'clock. \ lamp
suspended from brackett fen to the
iloor and broke, causing Hn oXplo-
son and setting fire TO the building
49, no water Wa near the building
could bee saved. Everything NOV
able in the building wa- saved A
lar-o congregation wa- iu the house
at the t.me of the accident and much
excitement prevailed. lbc church
had just been iiui-hcd, NJ co.t OF
$1,000. lhc los, is serious to this
little band of workcr-, me- it WI bow
tc Impossible for them 10 re- buiid,
owing 90 hnrd timc-, short crops,
etc. The Nrlel-l- kindly rendered
the Tee 90 hcir hou-. nr. hiihcr
Poe -ndi'ncd people went ml wor-
-Mppcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-30

MALLORY, the ClOthiCr
Z 'rucl Irontmcntut - Ntrp-Iathcr nnd
Mother ot au Infant

cruel Treatment - ~trp-il,tiicrnnd
u"th"r ot an Infant
NoNEuEvtLLE. Ind. August ~.
\ child, so bru'alIy abused 10y it's
-iep.iathcr John Wascrsidc, at ~ma-
icy near here, died yc-tcrday from
the effects ot cruel treatment it has
received, and for which the step
father Is now in i4il AMI hi- wiio
will Oe rs soon NJ tlc officers can
find her. The pair took -pccia, delight
in manning the child untl finally
the surgeons had to ampuiatc ou3
arm and limb weeks after il should
have had medical aid, which wAs
furnished by the order of the town.
ship trustee, who discovered by nc
cIdent the cruel treatment the child
WAS receiving. For weeks alter the
operation WAS pcrtormud the mother
would tie the little cripple 10 n bed
icad and .Hyc IL there for hours
without nursing, although The child
was roaming with hunger. The re-
mains of the little one win hc buried
by the township uu.tcc. mod uulc-s
Watcr-ldc hn- - speedy tr,l thcrc l-
great danger ot Nnchus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-30
WE INVITE PARTICULAR INSPECTION

f our One to Four Button Cutaway Suits in
bench and English Cassimers and Cheviots.
)ouble-breasted. medium weight Sack Suits.
specially adapted for this season. Round.
naght and square cut Sack Suits in all the
atest and stylish patterns Elegant line Of
ness suits, splendid assortment Of Business
eits. in fact. suits Of every description style.
! Rality and price
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-30

.LhY DC
- jahe tak|
Golden Medical Dis|
For all scrofulous dis|
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-22
WINTER CARE OF COWS.

The arrangement of the barn and
yard should be such as to reduce the
labor as much as possible. Excessive
warmth is not conducive to robustness,
health or profit. If mans house is
kept closed up and heated with stoves
to temperature of eighty degrees,
and his food and drink are all taken
hot with a view to preventing the
effects of the cold and to ensure more
comfort, the dwellers in that house
will become sick or diseased; the i'm
pure air will poison the blood; the
warmth will relax the skin, dry it and
open the pores. and the slightest
draft will cause a fit of shivering and
induce dangerous colds. 1t is in pre-
cisely such houses that sore throats,
diphtheria, scarlet fever, and other
diseases are SO frequent, while in the
house where the windows are thrown
open to the breezes, and the cold, brisk,
pure air is welcomed, and exercise
and health give warmth, fed by the
abundant oxygen of the fresh air
coursing through the blood, there are
health and vigor and comfort. It is
the same in the dairy. Pleuro-pneu-
monia invades those herds which are
kept in close, warm, unwholesome
stables. and the dreaded tuberculosis
finds there its prey; while from the
wide airy stable, well ventilated and
filled with pure cold air, the well fed
COWS will emerge to frolic in the snow,
and enjoy themselves in the bright
sunshine and crisp air, when the
thermometer marks down nearly to
zero. Except in stormy weather, the
cows should spend at least three or
four hours every day in the yard, pick
ing some rough feed and getting water
and exercise.-AnericGn AgrieIlturist.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-22
The Recent Growthfof the Argentine
Republic.

During the last twenty-five years
the population of the Argentine Ne
public has increased 154 per cent,
while that of the United States has in
creased but 79 per cent, and the city
of Buenos Ayres is growing faster than
Minneapolis or Denver. Last year it
received 124, 900 immigrants from Eu-
rope, and the natural increase is very
large. The newcomers are mostly
Italians and Basques, with sprinkling
of Germans, Swiss, and Swedes. To
tempt the immigrants into the agri-
cultural districts the government has
enacted land laws even more liberal
than ours. Each head of family is
entitled to 250 acres free, and as much
more rs he desires to purchase, to
limit of 1900 acres, at about seventy
five cents an acre in our money. Or
the settler may acquire 1900 acres free
after five years by planting 200 acres
to grain and twenty-four acres to tim
Der. Free transportation from Buenos
Ayres to the place of location is grant
ed to all settlers and their families,
exemption from taxation for ten years,
and colonization societies are organ
lied which issue bonds guaranteed by
the government, the proceeds of which
are loaned to the settlers in sums not
greater than 81 200. for five years, with
interest at six per cent, upon the cul-
tivation of a certain amount of land
and the erection of certain amount
of improvements. The results of these
beneicent laws are conspicuous. In
1886 nearly nine hundred thousand
acres of wild land was ploughed and
planted. One firm in BuenOs Ayres
sold 1900 reapers manufactured in the
United States, and other firms a lesser
number; elevators are being erected
upon the banks of the rivers, from
which wheat is loaded into vessels for
Brazil and Europe, and the average
crop was twenty-five bushels of wheat
to the acre.-W William E. Curtis, IN
Harper's Magazine.